Voyager Resort Inn, Vail

Booking four months in advance showed that Voyager strives to create an incredible experience for all guests. However, the rooms were described as 'tired'. The service was praised as friendly and accommodating. The location was clean and convenient, albeit with some broken machines. While the atmosphere was pleasant, there were minor issues with the facilities.

The hotel is located on the outskirts of Tucson, with clean and comfy rooms, and friendly staff. The rooms, although a bit dark and in need of a facelift, provided a comfortable stay. The friendly service encountered during our week-long stay was a highlight, though there were minor issues with the office area. The location, while not in the center, is nicely maintained and convenient to stores. The dining options, particularly the homemade pies and jams, added a pleasant touch to the stay. Overall, the facilities were well-kept and satisfying, making it a decent value for the price paid.

I had a mixed experience at Voyager. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but the layout felt tired, and the small concrete patio didn't offer much space to move around. However, the staff were friendly and seemed genuinely happy to help. The location was convenient, with well-kept pools and facilities, but the open gravel and cement parking lot wasn't the most appealing. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

My stay at Voyager was a mixed experience. The rooms were not serviced during my stay, and the only outdoor space was a small concrete 'patio. ' However, the park where the hotel is located is exceptionally clean, offering a variety of amenities making it great for longer stays.

The hotel is in a convenient location just off the interstate and close to Walmart, offering spacious rooms. The staff are helpful and pleasant, but the RV section can feel a bit cramped. The dining options are limited to a resident pancake breakfast, and the facilities are satisfactory with outdoor and indoor pools.